Hillary Clinton book deal scrutiny needed amid ethics concerns
The piece notes Hillary Clinton’s $8 million memoir advance from Simon & Schuster draws scrutiny from watchdogs and critics. It compares to Newt Gingrich’s past offers, cites Senate ethics questions, and urges a fair, factual review amid partisan tensions shaping trust in Congress.
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Clinton visits Northern Ireland sparking critique from Telegraph
The London Telegraph argues President Clinton weakens free society by siding with republican enemies, cites his 1994 visa for Gerry Adams and handshakes amid IRA actions, then credits the RUC Special Branch as true peacemakers and warns against Clinton’s optimistic rhetoric.
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Two Worlds Collide in Christmas Gospel Sermon
The pastor of Aiken's First Baptist Church reflects on The Grinch and Ebenezer Scrooge, arguing the Bible presents two real worlds Christ joins. He notes the incarnation unites heaven's angelic song with earth's reality and calls readers to fuller faith through Jesus.
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Letters on death penalty and biotech crops spark editorials
Readers debate the death penalty, lawlessness, and social policy amid concerns about Crym Y9C toxin in StarLink corn. An account recounts a father's allergic reaction, urges FDA and EPA action, recalls, and calls for voter and senator engagement led by Sen. Chris Dodd on biotech foods.
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Lady Luck Leaves White House In Clinton Triumph
Clinton departs the White House amid a wave of fortune and popularity, with Bush facing a tougher ascent and a rumored recession. Clinton’s calm pragmatism contrasts Bush’s cautious, cliché driven approach as the two exchange insights on luck, governance, and the future.
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